Inch ultra fine dial indicator reading true tenths — 0.0001 inch graduation over a 0.05 inch range. That is one ten-thousandth, not the five tenths (0.0005 in) a lot of shops mean when they say the word; if you need to watch 0.0001 in move, this is the ultra precision end of the plunger range. It is a dial drop indicator in the American catalog phrase — the stem travels straight in line with the work, not on a lever like a test indicator. The movement runs on jeweled bearings, which is what keeps an indicator readable at this resolution instead of sticking and then jumping.
| Cart+ | SKU | Price | Quantity | Total | Range (in) | Graduation (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
IDI-101 | $40 | $0 | 0-0.05 | 0.0001 |
0.0001 in graduation — true tenths, not five tenths (0.0005 in)
Plunger movement (dial drop type), not a lever-type test indicator
0.05 in of travel — sized for comparison work, not long sweeps
Jeweled bearings for low friction and low hysteresis
Built-in external tolerance indicator on the bezel
Bezel locking ring holds the zero setting
Sealed dust cap and a lightweight aluminum body
Metal lug back cover for mounting
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